MNASc, Dr. Muslim Malik
Professor
Former Chairperson
School of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences
Indian Institute of Technology Mandi
E-mail:- muslim@iitmandi.ac.in
Phone:- 01905-267918
Latest News
IIT Mandi invites applications from candidates with an outstanding track record for positions at the level of Postdoctoral Fellow. For more information, see the IIT Mandi website.
For a Post-doctoral position in our group, candidates are encouraged to apply for N-PDF(SERB) and NBHM fellowship. The broad areas of research include Differential Equations, Mathematical Control Theory, AI/ML approach to solve the Differential Equations, and Time Scale Calculus. Knowledge of at least one of the following areas will be useful for the candidate: Functional analysis, Differential Equations, and programming skills in Mathematica/ MATLAB.
We are continuously looking for highly motivated students to pursue a career as a research scholars in Differential Equations and their Applications. If you're interested in joining our lab, please send us a mail.
Recent Publications
Ahmed, R., & Malik, M. (2025). Dynamics of an SIRD model with Crowley-Martin incidence rate by using the machine learning approach. International Journal of Computer Mathematics, 1-22.
Kumar, B., & Malik, M. (2025). Total controllability of positive switched dynamic systems with non-instantaneous impulses using non-uniform time domains. IMA Journal of Mathematical Control and Information. 42(1), 1-28.
Kumar, B., & Malik, M. (2025). Analysis of finite-time stability and stabilisation for nonlinear hybrid singular time-varying switched impulsive systems and applications to neural networks. International Journal of Systems Science, 1-22.
Ansari, M. S. H., & Malik, M. (2025). Controllability of multi-term fractional-order impulsive dynamical systems with φ-Caputo fractional derivative. Fractional Calculus and Applied Analysis, 1-31.
Verma, B., & Malik, M. (2025). Controllability results of discrete boundary control system in Banach spaces. Journal of Difference Equations and Applications, 31(2), 169-187.